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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Notice of Forfeiture.
IUCsoS. TERRITORY OF AE-z-Si-
 COnnty of PIma. S.n.. :. -----

V'O JAS. K. AND V. W. BROWN, 1r ,t. | may claim u- der them an and si.i'.. fourth interest each m the f',ioEl~r 1. property lOu are hereby rstInei .hsf e- -'7 expended two hundred doll ar- In aour and pruVemsnts upon each of ths following ------- claims;
 Zenia Mining Clam. located Janua-y e. ---' and recorded Ou JauuCry fth, les. .l b - ' Records of Mines. rage 175.
 Hiew-cha Mining Claim. located al-f-s -- i-.2 ard Recorded Jauuary fth i-,1 I1 l...- H Records of Mines, page i7f.
 5aId records all belng ofth Recorder '.- Pima County. Arizona. all -sId claims t-.-- - the Tyr dall Mining District. Pima CoIr--. zonA. The said goo each hzVlna; eer eli IT. 1885 and l-5o, n order Co hold satl .- under the provisions Of section 1i-t, q. .f- Statutes of the United States. beir. -ta l-. required tp hold the sarrs for the year . ...s Dec Sl, iss9, and Dec. Sl, iso5 and tta.s V contributed pour portions thereof Ile--'' vi hln tJ days after the service Uf tti- U' publication, You fail or refuse Co crr-ia- your proportion of such eIpenditur--. -- v. owner-, with the costs of thi- publIcarIur- T. interests m said claims will become tne lrus ' of the suoscrlbers under sand section Z'-t- proportion of sand expenditures I- one lCrl.e- dOllars upon each of said claims.
 c n. CARLTON. s29eOd MARION P. MAJ7-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24

FL PARTIDE, Mexican newspaper IT harmony with the administration t' President Diaz, advocates the establish nlent of 6 system of silver money which will be current alike in the Unite1 States and Mexico without discount Already s great deal of American silver money has found it's way into Mexico while in Texas at least considerable quantities of Mexican com have get into circulation. The difference of rela- tive value, however, are constantly pro ducing difficulties end disputes over these coins on both sides of the national boundary,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Don't.

let thst cold of yours run op. Ton ihiak it is light thing. But II may run into c'tsrrh. Or into pusumouIa, Or consumption.
 Cstarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is dangerous. Consumption is death it. self.
 The breathing apparatus must be kept healthy and clear of all obstruc. tiOns and offensive matter. Otherwise there IS trouble ahead.
 All the diseases Of these parts. head. nose. throat, bronchial tubes a3d lungs, can be delightfully."- ard entirely cured by the use Of Boschee's German Syrup. If you don't know this already, thou. sand and thousands of people can tell you. They have been cured by is. and "know how it is, themselves Bottle only 75 cents. Ask any druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
1888. Harper's Weekly.
Illustrated.

HARPER's WEEELI has a vel.---fah ...- as ,hs leading Illustrated revsEaps- i- t--.-. The fairness Of it's editorial comments ..- rent politics has earned for q; th- --s- -- confidence os all im partial r,aler=. ar. ..- riety and excellence of is htsrarg which include serial and short s-er-- " best and most popular writers. ht I-
 perusal of people Of the w,dss, -arr- .. .-- and pursuits Supplements are fre.g.--. .- vidsd, and no expense IS spared -a .--- highest order Of artistic ability Co bear Illu stration of the ohasgefH. phase Ht and foreign history. lu all it- i-a'u-.- EER'S WEEKLX IS admirably aIap;r- welcome gust in every household.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24

TIE fall of snow and clustering westh' CT of yesterday makes us more thorougL- ly appreciate the months of delightful weather we enjoy throughout the year The climate of Southern Arizona is enough io recommend it to the emmi' grants from the rigorous climate of the east. Think of the days and weeks of freezing cold.ithe people of the Atlantic and middle states will be afflicted with for the next three months, while we are going around without wraps, hardly conscious that winter is upon us.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24

THE Supreme Court of the United States seems to be taking a stand against the cratic rulings of the b. $. Land of- flea It is fortunate for the bons hde settlers of our public lands that the U. $. Supreme Court can always be sp- pesled to at the last, or the ridiculous rulings of Sparks and his henchmsn vonld work evil all over the country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24

The volumes of tas WEEKLY heEin vlr. Numbers for Jauuarg oi each y-ar- Nls- time is speci1eI. sg1-clptiars VII .- with the Nu1a5e- current al time of of order,
 Bound Volums- of HAKrER's WEE-t. three years back, n neat cloth bIndlur. sent by mail. po--sse paid. or bF ezp-- of expense tprosided the frei-ht doe- cssd one dollar per volume, for volume.
 C-Oth Gases for each volume. suitar.es.- ing, will be sent by mail. p1sJ-paiI .- .. of Sl 00,
 Rsmittanoes should be made lg Pa-.-'- Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance at ..--.
 Nsvspapers are not to copy this a-V-r. without the express order Of Hs-. BR0THEEs.
 Address. HARPER& BROTHEEs. N.N s.--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Anheuser.Busch Lager Beer.

The grandmother has sent an order Tor Col Dur not So sell Lemp's beer Tor SZ.5O per dozen, but to sell only the Eorld-renovned, celebrated Anheuser- Busch beer, Ice-cold, at S2.5O per dozen or 70 cents per bottle. Delivered to any part or the city without extra charge Wsrum, Darum.
 Joavpu nyraa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Toys. TnXs-Tnrs

Just received s fine assortment of toys notions, etc, which will be sold at low prcas to suit the times. II oO h A. OLSEN.
 BIO Congress St.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Harper's Periodicals
Der Year

Postage Free Co sll -uiscrioer- -a tfe --.... States, Cauaia. or Isxi-'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
REAL ESTATE
At THE EXCHANGE.


.moria TO the Judges Of the Supreme Court was pro
.a ,..terday BY the Real Estate Exchange ~hicn 10.
.o;,rv sboweth First That the present me'hou Vi
snc official sales is calculated to discourage buyers
en-, en-. advertisements are complicated and dihcuit Tor
reader TO comprehend The parcels are frequently
- ~. , a. 20 he wholly impossible OF Identification Your
sngreet clear GAYS before te uto
az ll sim that printed Tor ordinary sses
shc,a he issued the re- cree when ehoua pc W
ooncisely the nature OF PROV
ertv its nu the street any, and any other
lars which attract buyers Also that snou
cconnsny the bill setting the exact ocay ann sn
Vacant avenues There should also De wy
nature OF the buildings. the amount OF ign.A, x,ins
apy other particulars tending 10 inncate us nonr
Honors expedency OF providing thst ,he s.
posted with referee should al once Oe pau ~ ,s m
Of the chamberlain or trust COMPANY "hehoei' 0o NV ~
draw vlthou an ord
The az se erns of the under which the onoce
the two stands VIII be SOLO on a
33op m are follows: mo aucsionetr she po heen
stand the choice OF
~, ses y him OF I've years Hroylnen ne
sucS AM ,la NAV he charged thereto, anu HUMANS
,neu,ber of the Exchange and aucuoheei.
The most important plot sold yesterday sl w ha'n
was The stone front hais .od ~
Nos S67 500 West Tweny-thrdsI; m man rhomss
TIE papiiT under foreclosure for sSoo0o 10y
stexps: also 81 West Thirty secendst M COO
When sold for 81 500 the morgases making ssuovo
r. T. Iarnet No l62 East SHY nnih 81 90 Az
ssone trnmf honso 2OxlOV George Fink for S2ooon
John B three story and % %
ing a15ox9s IL is morgagsd Tor so9OO AZ p pc.
Tor $40 600 Richard Hanet reported the sale az prtae
Contrac of the brick and orownstone
menthouse 35x55x762, No SOP. East Tueny'h i0'
Theye was call at the brokers' meeting for small store IN
f-antra az suitable for hardware busn ess ihroo iOS
Third ave- Forty seventh ST. BrookSn % ~ ray Tor
so 600 and of 100 acres Ia Potter oouy reun i0
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
Gelp mantsS.

WANTED AGFNTS.-Vigorous and re-
n liable agents solicit ~ the Cincinnati Lie A. soeia
ton ssment life nsuran for young men; sooi oor
and good futures Address j. IL GRAY, Manager
&C West 3d.st. Cincinnati Ohio. -----
CURE MONEY TO CORRECT CANVAS
y sERs- Honest goods over lOO00OO0 In use uauv Va
n s. Old oues replaced year Send stamp or
prices. n ID. o. ". N', ,-~-
xxyANTED.-Ladies to learn and work on ho.
w tay novelties Call Monday ami Thursday AZ - East
l2thst and samples. DUFF MCpo> I'D.
WANTED Assistant bOokkeeper, middle,
age man preferred must be good penman rapid anu
ooii'''' EGYPT Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY APRIL ia 1884,
legal Notices.
CauRT OF CoMMON PLEAS FOR THE

C0URT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE
~ CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW.Y0KK.-CH RIsTIAN
BIINN JR, Plaintiff, against SOLOMON MEHhbACh
In pursuance OF Judgment foreclosure and sale Only
entered entitled action and bearing date the ON
April 1887 undersigned. the Referee In the
said Judgment named Will sell a public ancton AT to h
Exchange Room. Limited NOS oy 70 70
city OF New York on the 2Sth dy OF hpt
1887 ~ o'clock noon, by James H. Wells Auctloneet o
promises In said judgment mentioned and thereiA ~
follows. viz.
All that lot OF land with building thereon erected stu
In City Of WORK and bounded ana Described as
foows Beginning point on the south sue OF tofn-
ninhet hundred and ninety six (296 eet west OF ne
thence south parallel Ienthave and partly through
party wall hundred feet Ave inches thence west parallel
with Forty twentysx feet four inches theme norm
parallel with Tenthave and partly through party wall one
along twenty six leet four Inches 10
the point Of beginning.
Dated NewYork. April s. 1851: ..c,v,,- ,o,oroo
W. g. LEWIS PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
las Nassaust. Newly ork.
IN PURSUANCE of an order made by Hon.
Henry Bookstaver OF the judges OF the Court OF
Plea. the and County OF New Ork on tne
18th Of APRIL 1887 ice hereby given 10 All creditors
and persons claims against James D. Jones anu
business the CITY OF New York under the n
Lewis that they are required 10 present
their claims therefor duly verified 10 The
subscriber the assignee OF said James g. Jones hn john ~
business at the office OF William IL sage ms attorney NO.
lj6 Broadway NewYork City, on or before the oth Gay oi
july 1887.
Dated New.York April Is 1887.
HENRY 5. CARR.
Assignee.
WILLIAM H. SAGE,
Attorney for Assignee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION VI REPORT
tpUYTFfN : DuYviL CHEEK fMPRovEMENT, AND
REo0 IRIN0 PAYMENT ofAssEssMENgs THEREIN
LAID.
Public notces hereby given by the Comptroller OF the
section Of chapter ia oil
Me Laws Of 1873 Amending silnse o. G
appointed by supreme Court tho matter OF the petition
OF United states for the appontment OF Comm,sonsr
scqnirnr light necessary tho Improvement Of
River and spuyen Duyv Creek from the North
peas having been akon General OF tho Supreme
S a To e s s a Of Of % % s sn Gearing 'G1
said 9Th day OF July 1856 was Ordered that said appeals oo
ISL sopy Of which .d order Of the GENERAL Term
ing SAID appeals was sd n the 9cs OF ne ,aa conp,rosr
Counsel TO the Corporation on an day OF March 1881
the ofce Of said Controller on the 18th day OF March 1851
and entered IN the Record Of Titles OF Assessments kept
dalton act OF 1882. the 2lst day OF March, 1887.
2 ne s%. 90 s usf Socs 6srS1y sven hat
the for benefit made In SAID Abstract OF
The cosctof " and CLERK Of krresr.
thirty days IRON DAY March, 1881 without In
the not paid within ninety days there
after The proceengs provided Tor BY the said act van 10
vision Of said statute being as follows o., ,..., =,
The rate Of eht per ceum Der annum be
pal The until the paid and as TO AL
FROM lie time said epor confirmed COR tho
lime when laid abstract Of assessments was entered n s
Arrear to wit on tie 2ls day OF March, lssi the sl
upon the eIpraion Of said ninety days
for the collection OF unpaid assessments huch
sheriG Of lie CIV and County Of New.Yofs. ead
warrant shall command the sheriff to collect from e per
"due from them respectively with interest ~ me rate OF
ei ifsy dsvs from The date Of the CONFIRMATION
port Of assessments or the said 2ist day 0i MaIe
to the proviMGpbws aaa nnS.' Dew
City Of York Finance Department Comptroners omc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
siiuaiions tl)anteb--Males.


A TTENDANT or VALET. BY strictly
~ sober and competent young man age ~ undersanus
massage treatment shave spears anu
best city references Address b. soe ON ln1 noo
DUTLER.-A family going to Europe are de,
.i,oa, 10 und place for their butter young colored
n.n having All years reference He 10 capable ana per
tecy trustworthy person Apply at % East before
DUTLER.-By thoroughly experienced,
ID respectable unmarried man. Just dlsengagsd townot
conntry be personal city references H. H. Tribune Up
town Office, .23S Broadway.
INOACHMAN. a young man who
the care OF horses harness any
carriages experienced driver In the ely or COUNTY,
personal references FROM torner and last EN-
poyer who Do SEEN Call OF address, r. " f ~ ~'
2sthst.
COACHMAN.-By married man no Snii-
~ thoroughly understands ms business a an ar al
wages city country nrst class reiorehees S On " ~
dress ]. O., % Vest lethst; sealed letter only -
COACHMAN.-By young man VIII az 1 ~,
~ vate family, drive single or aouo'o "o'so'' " ~
references from his last employer Address ,o.. . rr
ALEXANDRA MCRpY. 232 West IetIf@, stv.
NOACHMAN.-By a married man no chill
dram, drsoass references lost last situation " IAN,
nv going TO Europe Call address j. pr'so slSoio 40
Wost 63dsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
Fl FIRST PLACE.
Goumirp propertp for Sale anh Go fst
MORRIS PARK. Ions ISLAND! !!

90 MINUTES FROM FLATBusHAVE OR y j, CITY
TpEoI. E<T TRAINsl Low COMPUTATION! RE-
s1RICTED
o ou,rapteed nv the German Title Guarantee
Co. We are PREPARED locate desirable parties upon very
favorable terms and who wish 10 tier homes
sbonl1 confer with us down evidence OF
good faith and subsequent quarterly payments thai woun
ofher w 20 for will you your own LANDLORD
Annly 10 W w KIRBY, us Broadway. y. " or GEORGE
hforris n Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
Gonnirp properip uaniro.


WANTED in the vicinity of New York
wv preferred-s few for Iighr
keeping small cottage Address tsisting tsrms
y sxpscted) SUBURBAN. Tribune Ofdoa
WANTED TO RENT.-A hotel suitable for
" ssunmee resort II adapted to yearly business no
ep1ect'on Address 8. c. Eox 20 Tribune once. with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
GUNNER Resorts.
Alusical Instruments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY Used
n pprisht aud square PIANOS Of our make, whon were
o.ar and only by the artists OF the Metro
,pan Guerra House during the past ogess
w. s.d Al liberal from our regular price@
PIANOS FOR RENT. r,.,v -. co ~, s,hava
FISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone and
io'c.,n. IN tnn, Manufactures and warerooms AIS
- 90 W.. 3sb.st and S67 Broadway. l8thst (Ditsons
pn,i,,r.r Pianos changed rented or nstaluicnta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
Ar CRAWFORD, N. J.

on Central r. r. (of n. ~ for sale or TO let desirable
French roof eight goodszed rooms Lot lou
1900 Large roomy barn fruit &C. grounds nicely
laid ont from depot and on street 60 feet w
Would sell low buyer close estate Forp artc
lars apply to or address
CHAS LEO. ABRY.
Al and 43 Maiden Lane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
Gitp propsrip for Sale.
City properip Go Gei.

IT moderate prices, elegant row of 3-story
extension stone dwellings 60ths.. near Madison ave-
Examine them aways open
EOR RENI.-Three new fOur-stOry, high
II stoop dwelinge 20r6s. extension
1nish hsrdwood hstels:s N every 6thayr ois
ward and jibthet; decorated desired
afstclsss tcnank private families only l. IL. GRAIL,
ownsr rosHa 10. Times Building
UPTOWN. medium-sze, partially furnished
~ house, rent taken In board for three Address ROSS
WITH privilege of few boarders. medium
Nv size uptown house partially furnished Broad
wayj SlQe ioT owners board. NORMANDY,
Tribune Uptown Olncs, i.2SS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

HARRISON-ST, ORANGE, n. J.-For sale.
l. the charming residence OF Mr. Edw. winslO~; every
modern perfect order city water complete
syss Warins drainage ample grounds abog, acres sag
" shaded best sfabng accommodation greenhouses fully
otoek ei, photograph. Further particulars.
EDWARD y. HAMILTON d CO.. 80 Broadway, or
CHAS. MAC RAE $50 bth-ave.
Premises be inspected application to gardener.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

EOR SALE.-New-Jersey- desirable farm
AZ private containing 81 acres situated at Ponpon
mile from OF NewYork Susquehanna and western
and and Greenwood Lake Railroads. ~ miles nom
OF heavy timber easy OF access anu
convenient to raruai; OF meadow never iallbg
stream OF 80 IN thorough CIVILIZATIONS wiz se
wood Ot together separate house rooms large
basement barn gransry and house all IN good order
anxious 10 sell title perfect .
Address the owner,
=. @. SIMMS.
Room N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
ARGYLE COTTAGES,
BABYLON, LONG ISLAND.


BABYLON, LONG ISLAND.
A ,aw Of these VERY DESIRABLE Summer Homes are
70 rent new large rooms handsomely furnished gas hot
aud cold water telephones Kitchens meals served IRON
the hotel n desred extensive sabes perfect dralnage
every sanitary requirement Situated IN picturesque Ola
marx of 10 acres adjacent TO the conmodious
ARGYLE HOTEL
and attractions; the railroad depot Ere Island
drives shady walks exceptionally good boating and hshng
The will show cottages Plans can DO examined
and information obtained at the office OF
CHARLES BRUFF Sec'y and Treas.
Long Island Imp. CO.. Limited, ITO Broadway n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION OF REPORT
~ IN THE MATTER or THE HARLEM RIVER AM
sPUYTEN DUYVfL CREEK 1MPKOYEMkNT, AM
REQOIRING PAYMENT OF ASSESSMENTS THEHEIH
LAID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

HOTEL TO LET.-FOr a term Of years. the
New Grand Hotel at Pueblo Colorado sonth Of Denver
900; brick hotel 100000 entirely
new never Will be furnished hrst class
manner responsible tenant -Four railroads running
uto Pueblo viii be let for moderate rent To
applicant Send 10 undersigned for complete printed
description. fEhD BAhND
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-07
Literary Notes,

Although not very distant neighbor,
the republic of Venezuela is little known
to Northern Americans. land of per-
petual summer, it presents many and va
ried attractions to the tourist which are
to be pleasantly set forth by DR.. W. F.
Hutchinson in The American Magazine for
August, with portrait of the renowned
Venezuelan president, General Guzman
Blanco.
ga Few English Wayside Birds" as seen
by American eyes, will be sketched by
Theodore H. Mead in The American Mag
azine for August. The article will, it is
hoped, show that most of the common
birds of England are CHEEKY little fellows,
with none of the vices of the detested
sparrow.
In the coming number of The American
Magazine, u. L. White will describe the
supreme court of the United States and
give brief accounts of its distinguished
members.
Under the title of "village Types"
Julian Hawthorne will present, in
The American Magazine for August,
sketches of the more noted characters that
are usually to be found in our small rural
communities.
Recent methods of education form the
subject of an essay by Col. 1. Edwards
Clarke, to appeac in the next number of
The American Magazine. Col. Clarke's
connection with the bureau of education,
at Washington, enables him to give
trustworthy review of the changes which
he regards as the beginning of a new
ere.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-07
MoGLYNN's EXCoMMUNICATIoN.

It is announced from Rome, this morn
ing, that orders have been sent Arch
bishop Corrigan, of New York, for the
formal accommodation of the priest,
Rev. DR.. McGlynn. The pope has carried
out the programme set forth in his recent
letter to Archbishop Corrigan. Not only
has that portion referring to McGlynn
been strictly performed according to
PROMISE but there is no doubt the rest of
it will be as promptly executed. Thus
has the Roman Catholic church hurled a
thunderbolt not only at the rebellion to it's
authority headed by McGlynn, but also at
the principles of communism, sedition,
the crusade against property rights, law
lessness and incipient revolution, put
forth by Henry George, and which seduced
McGlynn to his apostacy from his church.
The accommodation of McGlynn strikes
down an individual; but the whole law and
order element of the United States, all
who love good and stable government are
interested in this matter. The blow de-
livered on the recalcitrant priest is also
aimed at the principles of communism
and anarchy back of him.
McGlynn, dropped by his church, will
also be abandoned by the ignorant masses
who now shout for him, This will he the
end of him.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-07

keeper and to certain extent r,sponsi-
bic for his conduct. Our duty to our
fellow man is second only to that of self.
hungry-feed him; if he thirst, give him
drink; if he is sick visit him, and in
cheerful obedience,
ITO beds of pain and scenes of woe
The brother Cheerful " repairs:
And with the gifts his hands bsstow,
He wipes away the sufferers tears
And when life has left the body of our
brother, when the heart has ceased to
beat and the spirit has returned to God
who gave it, then we follow the remains
to the silent ci'y of the dead. When we
again visit the home of our departed
friend, we bear in our hands the result of
our brothers labor among us, and the re-
ward for his services is placed in the hands
of his family. Then, again, can it be truly
said of US,
"'Ihe orphans heart we fill with joy,
The widow g mourning soul make glad,
And feverently all good men pray,
For Gods choice blessings on our heads"
The speaker closed his remarks with q
oOauVllul dllcSOrJ Ou VIC CItdUlOu VI uldhS
after which the secret work of the order
was exemplifed by one of the most inter
esting and entertaining burlesques on the
initiation of candidate that has ever
been witnessed in this city. The entire
formalities were gone through with, even
to the hanging and branding of the candi-
date. The audience was kept in roar of
laughter during the whole of the cere-
mony, and the questions propounded and
the replies of the candidate will furnish
fund for merriment for many weeks to
come.
When the red hot branding iron was
popped to the barred back of the unhappy
candidate and the odor of scared flesh or
fried meat permeated the entire building,
several of the young ladies present who
could not realize the extent of the bur-
lesque, resolved that if the man they mar
ried was not already member of the
lodge, he certainly never would be with
their consent. The hanging of the candi-
date was so natural that many of the
children could hardly be convinced it was
not "true to the life"
Altogether, the entertainment was
complete success, and those who were not
fortunate enough to witness 1t missed one
OF the most interesting events of the
season.